Temporary pink slips that went uncovered: What the court said
January 10, 2024 by David GambrillAlberta’s Court of the King’s Bench has ordered the Insurance Council of Alberta’s appeal panel to re-consider a matter involving allegations that a broker issued temporary auto insurance pink slips for which there was no insurance coverage. Retired broker Anthony…
Floods, wildfires: How an incorrect address cost a broker his job
December 6, 2023 by David GambrillInsurance Council of British Columbia has fined a former broker $1,500 for failing to notify his commercial client that the company’s address change — which located the business in a floodplain — triggered a lack of coverage during a subsequent…
Angry at losing a deal? Don’t take it out on the client
August 18, 2023 by David GambrillFrustrated at losing a deal in a competitive marketplace? Don’t take it out on the client, B.C.’s broker regulator has warned. A B.C. broker received a reprimand from the Insurance Council of B.C. for sending an angry letter to a…
B.C. broker suspended one year for misrepresenting principal driver of her car
August 18, 2022 by David GambrillA B.C. broker’s license has been suspended for one year after a regulatory investigation into her processing her own ICBC Autoplan transactions uncovered that she had misrepresented the principal driver of her personal vehicle on several ICBC policies. “Council found…
Broker suspended for passing off client’s cancelled vehicle plates as his own
November 10, 2020 by David GambrillA B.C. broker has been suspended for two years and fined $1,000 for passing off a client’s cancelled vehicle license plates as his own, giving the appearance that his vehicle was insured when in fact it wasn’t. Ping Hong (Gary)…